> China under Xi is fascist. Mass rallies under a glorified leader for life. Calls to return to a mythic past of nationhood under national rejuvenation. What's the difference between Nuremberg rallies, and the mass rallies the CCP runs? The near constant glorification of the CCP and Xi, the huge number of young people in the party and at the rallies (almost 100 million people in the CCP Youth League).
Your definition of Fascism is having rallies and involving young people?
> #4 is especially good example
You forgot about the multiple terrorist attacks and race riots that led to this so called "obsession". Those "protestors" set elderly people who disagreed with them on fire. Who asked you, in your comfy office job in Silicon Valley, what is and isn't a real security concern on the other side of the planet. If you're so concerned about frivolous use of "national security" then maybe do something about the literal National Security Agency your company clearly works with.
I used to be neutral on Google but it's clear that the people working there should have no power over anything.